Funding Resources

The Greek Leadership Council (GLC) distributes a portion of the funding to each governing sub-council for appropriate use towards their programming efforts. Organizations may approach each governing council or the GLC to request co-sponsorship for events being planned by a member organization of sub-council. GLC funds may not be used for events with alcohol. GLC has two types of funding: GLC/UFC and GLC Mini Grant. For UFC funds, organizations may only acquire one type of UFC funding source per event (i.e. COSO, SPEC, etc.).

Below you will find the process and links to access request and reimbursement forms:

• To apply for funding thorugh the Greek Leadership Council, please use this form accessed on DartGroups.
  • Follow all instructions and read the agreements carefully. You will need to present your proposal at the next scheduled GLC meeting, held weekly on Thursdays at 7 PM in Robinson 322.
  • All requests need to be at least 10 days before the event occurs.
• After approval of funds and the event has occured, please use this form to submit reimbursement requests.
  • Only fill this out if you received confirmation of your approved request.
  • All reimbursement information must be submitted at most 7 days after the event has occured. 

Any questions, please refere to the Greek Leadership Council Vice President of Finance at greek.leadership.council@dartmouth.edu

15 Webster Ave Funding is designed to support charity and community service projects. 

• The 15 Webster Avenue Fund is an endowment created in April 1993 by the corporation liaisons for Tau Epsilon Phi, the Harold Parmington Foundation and Delta Psi Delta. It was established to support charity and community service projects undertaken by Greek organizations at Dartmouth College. 

• The annual distribution of $4,000.00 generated by the 15 Webster Avenue Fund is administered by the Office of Greek Life.

• The form to apply for 15 Webster Avenue founding is found here:  15 Webster Ave Funding Form

• Submissions are reviewed on a termly basis, and must be submitted by Week 8 of the previous term of the event needing funding.

• Proposals will be evaluated based on the impact on the community, feasibility of the event and level of participation within the organization that is presenting the proposal.

Questions about 15 Webster can be directed to the Greek Life and Student Societies Director or Financial Coordinator at greek.life@dartmouth.edu

Dependent on the size, scale and scope of a programming event funding may be procured from the following areas in addition to your own organization.  These areas each have their own rules and governing documents on how to request funding. 

• Special Programs and Events Committee
• Programming Board
• Collis Governing Board
• Departmental Sponsorship. Although academic or administrative departments do not have large sums of disposable income, they endorse events that enhance their department. They often support speakers and programming events that pertain to their academic field or administrative area. Contact each department directly.
• John Sloan Dickey Center
• Rockefeller Center